MCS & Environmental Sensitivity Groups

by cleanrecoveryact | Jun 11, 2025 | Multiple Chemical Sensitivities Groups | 0 comments

Finding Support and Clean Air: Facebook Groups for MCS, Methylation, and Pollution-Related Illness

Living with environmental illness—whether it’s Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS), methylation issues like MTHFR, or diseases linked to pollution—can feel isolating and overwhelming. But you are not alone. Thousands of people around the world are experiencing the same struggles and finding strength, community, and solutions by connecting through online support groups.

Below is a curated list of active Facebook groups where you can find advice, advocacy, treatment discussions, and daily inspiration. Whether you’re trying to detox your home, recover from over-methylation, or avoid areas with high pollution before moving—these communities can be a lifeline.

MCS Groups

Facebook Groups for MCS (Multiple Chemical Sensitivity)

MCS – Multiple Chemical Sensitivity & Food Intolerance Support
Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Community Support
Electrical Hypersensitivity & Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) The Remix
MCS-TILT Survivors
Environment Intolerance + Multiple Chemical Hypersensitivity
MCS Friends
MCS-Aware

These groups focus on topics like safe housing, non-toxic products, dealing with fragrance sensitivity, medical gaslighting, and mold recovery.

Methylation and MTHFR Facebook Groups

MTHFR Gene Mutation Support Group
Methylation & Overmethylation Recovery (private subgroup discussions)

If you’re navigating methylation disorders, gene mutations like COMT or MTRR, or struggling with supplement reactions, these groups offer incredible insight and shared experience.

Air & Pollution-Related Illness Groups

Air Quality
Indoor Air Quality
AIR, WATER AND NOISE POLLUTION
Coalition for Clean Air
AirNow (EPA/NOAA)
Bay Area Clean Air Coalition

These groups are great for people who want to take action, monitor local pollution, share community health data, or advocate for safer laws and cleaner technologies.

Quick Tips Before You Move, Rent, or Buy a Home

Whether you’re looking for a new place to live or trying to avoid environmental triggers, these tips can help protect your health:

✅ Join local air quality and MCS groups before relocating to ask about real-world environmental conditions in that area.
✅ Change DNS settings on your devices to access pollution data if your current provider blocks it.
✅ Use an air quality tracker like PurpleAir or AirNow to monitor real-time levels in your neighborhood.
✅ Talk to neighbors before signing a lease—ask about chemical use, pesticide spraying, or nearby industrial facilities.
✅ Don’t forget to check pollution levels before renting or buying a house. Use this free tool:

👉 Find Polluters Near Your Home

You can type in any address to see nearby facilities, industries, and known polluters—before you commit to living in an area that could compromise your health.

You’re Not Alone—You’re Part of a Movement

From Facebook groups to real-world advocacy, there’s a growing network of people pushing back against toxic environments. Whether you’re recovering your health, trying to protect your family, or just beginning to ask questions, there is power in community—and even more power in informed decisions.

If you’ve found other helpful groups, tools, or personal stories, please share them in the comments or reach out. Together, we can build a world that values breathability, transparency, and healing.